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A reversed curve is formed by two circular simple curves having a common tangent but lies on opposite
sides.
Elements of Reversed Curve
P
C
T1
PC
tangents
PR
I2 C
T2
T2
I2
I1
R1 and R2
curvature
R2
T1
PT
=
=
radii of curvature
angle between converging tangents
PT
PRC
=
=
=
=
I2 + I 1
point of curvature
point of tangency
point of reversed
I/2
I/2
PC
T
1
I
2T
1
I
1
T1
T
I/2
1
PT
I
I
R2
a
P
PRC
T1
R1
PRC
T
1I
PC
T2
1 I
T2
I/2
1
PT
PT
I2
T1
T1
T2
PC
R
R
1
I2
I2
T1
I1
R2
PR
C
T2
I2
T2
T2
2
T1
P
T
I1
Two parallel tangents 10-m apart are connected by a reversed curve. The chord length from the PC
to the PT is equal to 120-m.
a.
common direction.
b.
curve.
c.
Compute the stationing of the PRC. If the stationing of A at the beginning of the tangent with
common direction is
3+420.
b.
c.
The first curve of a reversed curve has a radius of 200-m. If the horizontal distance between PC
and PT is 110-m. Determine the following:
a. Radius of the second curve, so that the curve can connect two parallel tangents 18-m
apart.
b. The station of point of reversed curvature, if PI of the first curve is located at 10+095.
c. The station of PT.
Determine the following if the radius of the second curve is 750-m and the vertical distance
between the point of intersection of the two curve is 685.676-m.
a. Radius of the first curve.
b. Length of the reverse curve.
c. Station of PT if PI of the first curve is located at 8+000.
Two parallel railway tracks have a vertical distance of 60-m. They are connected by a reversed
curve, each section having the same radius. And the maximum horizontal distance between PC
and PT is 220-m.
a.
b.
c.
d.